giusnun

It's about 1000 tourneys, now, that I'm quite break even, and it's really hard to wait for the bankroll to grow up and for the sharkscope graph to bump up. I write this short post just to vanish this ugly feeling. I have tried to change this motionless trend playing on other poker rooms, but it's always the same: everytime I start a session I suffer many bad beats (quite often on the river, as usual) and only after several hours I manage to regain what I have lost and go break even.
I'd try to play other tourney's type (hu, mtt, ...) but, on the poker room I play, HUs aren't rewarded with bonus/rakeback and MTTs don't fill in a reasonable amount of time.
So... what to do? Take a break or just continue to play, waiting for this flat trend to end?

I write this post just to be fair, because I tend to blog only during bad runs and downswings and this is not a good thing.

Ok, after a break-even streak of about 1000 tourneys, in the last 2 days I finally had an upswing, earning more than 900 dollars in just 15 tourneys.
I am happy for that and I want to share with you how I made it.
Here are the key-points:
1) LUCK (or, at least, no more bad luck)
2) re-watch already seen videos (especially Pimpindonks' ones)
3) more focus (reducing multitabling factor to 4-6 tables at once)

I consider particularly important the second point: I suggest everyone to watch again and again the videos (I repeat: especially Pimpindonks' ones) because I have learnt something new every time and, most important, because I have found that, after many tourneys, my style inexplicably deteriorates and I play much badly without any reason.

Thanks, at last, to everyone who helped me with good advices: DudleyDawson, Alex Burlton, FlyingSafe, Greg25, pinkpantherr, -oopsibeatu-, Mr Wray, Trankh and, above all, Pimpindonks.